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 Currently…

The Malya group has 17 Beehives

The Ngudu group has 12 Beehives

The Kayenze group has 15 Beehives

The development plot in Mwanza has 3 beehives

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Next Phase…

Kome Island - 12 Beehives

More Training Seminars and Business Resources

Expansion of Resources + Materials

Upendo wa Mama Womens Group

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  Upendo Wa Mama

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Women’s Group

Upendo wa Mama—or ‘Mothers’ Love’, in Swahili—is the name given to this expansion in our community based organization.

With a membership of women who have albinism or children with albinism, the group empowers vulnerable women to support themselves and their families through income-generating training in jewelry- making, soap-making, beeswax products, sewing and baking.

Beyond this practical and entrepreneurial development, the group affords a space of solidarity and emotional support for women whose children have been attacked or rejected; it is a platform for individuals to assert their strength, and survival, flourishing as leaders in the fight to find a safer tomorrow for people with albinism in Tanzania.

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